Hello!
Im having a conundrum with UMG Toggle Buttons. Supposedly easy task but i cannot figure out how to:
Solution by : ClockworkOcean
Write a custom event that unchecks all buttons. Then, for each button, call the uncheck_all first, then check the button.
Write a custom event that unchecks all buttons. Then, for each button, call the uncheck_all first, then check the button.
Thanks, now need a tip to locking buttons when checked 
For the first one: What your trying to do is called radio buttons, where only one button can be checked at a time. Now, if only one button can be checked at a time, it’s no different than an enumeration. So either use an enumeration, or more simply, use a number that refers to which button is checked (i.e. 2 would be button 2, 5 would be button 5, 0 would be no buttons).
For the second one: Bind the “IsEnabled” variable to a function that sets whether it should be enabled or not:
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Another solution that works for any number of widgets and does not require array iteration:
Wrap the native checkbox with a User Widget, dispatch its state and self reference:
And in the main widget holding checkboxes:
You probably don’t even need that boolean but you may find another use for it!
edit: Another benefit of wrapping User Widgets is that you can now easily stylise those checkboxes so they stay uniform throughout the menus. Makes maintenance / adjustments a breeze.
hi bro，why my Call ED My States has no State and Check Box Reference?
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